As a medical student who just completed this third year of training, I took special interest in Dr. Pauline Chen’s recent article about Harvard Medical School’s “Integrated Clerkship” – a program that eliminates traditional block-style clerkships and asks students to follow a panel of “up to 100 patients” longitudinally over the course of a year [...]
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In today's Doctor and Patient column, Dr. Pauline Chen writes about an innovative program that pairs medical students with lonely patients, part of an expanding movement in medical education emphasizing the human side of medical car... Read Post
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Longitudinal integrated clerkships have been around for decades. A small but growing number of medical schools are turning to them to promote patient-centered care. Read Post